The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-09-24

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tention Of Congress. as Of vital
Importance 70 the future OF both
tic country and the Democracy.
The attitude Of Mr. Randall and
those of his way Of thinking upou
this question, Is regarded with
much interest and soiicitude, but
/ beliVo lherc is no ground for
alarm. for think TINT tho Tx
Speaker, while differing with
many other Democrats upon u
re-udiustment Of the tariff, real
izcs thc necessity Of Il reduction
Sc taxahon, and will agree to
/ far compromise that in large
! degtce viii accomplish The result
So greatly desired, and 20 which
the Democratic party 50 solemnly
pledaod itself N the platform of
The Chicago Convention.
SURPRISE is expressed in some
quarters tbat EN-spaker Carlisle
hus taken no testimony in the con-
tested election proceedings filed
against him by rhobe. MIR.
Carlisle says, in IN interview,
that he took no testimony because
Il was unnecessary for him TO do
50, al Tie contestant only alleged
tho casting Of four fraudulent
votes for the contcstce, aud that
as bis majority ia the District was
s25, such Il claim, if admitted,
could moi change the result.
Under such circumstances it would
be simply prepostcrous for the
contested TO produce evidence.
The foreign delegates to the
-- Congress, after uniting
with thcir American brethren in i
, visit to Mt Vernon, said adieu and
, LETT for an excursion to Niagara
I Falls before turning their faces
J homewasd TO again brave the bill
/ lows Of the briny deep.
/ The PROJECT 10 open fine
roadway from tho Aqueduct
a Bridge in this city to the tomb Of
q Washington, 10 he called Mt.
Vernon Avenue. seems TO meet
s with great public favor, and there
can be little doubt that the work
+ will be dore as the popular sup
y port, both Of the citizens Of the
a District Of Columbia and OF
i Alexandria county, Virginia,
d which Is becoming enlisted in
y behalf ot this truly patriotic and
4 polite undertaking, seems to
il warrant such conclusion. There
= will be public meeting at Alex
.e andria on the 18th inst, TO consider
II the matter.
of a memorable aud important
,f work in the religious world is the
d. location Of the great Catholic
" University in the city Of Wash,
4 ington. The estimate Of the cost
y and endowment Of this great work
J. Is the immense sum Of SO, ,0O0,'
4 600, Of which amount .700,0O i
alieady III hand. II is designed
ar to upouild here q grand university
as that will fayorably compare will
s. The far-famed seats OF learning o
ie the old world.
~ Such serious conflicts Of opinion
.y have arisen between the member
os Of the Civil Service Commission
to over the question Of the right q
,h removal Of clerks, that there i
n some Talk Of the resignation o
sn the President, Mr.. EdgcrtoH, VIII,
he holds th8t The appointing powe
nd has the authority to dismiss EN-
ze ployes in the classified seryic
id absolutely, without asking ques
D.. tions while his colleagues main
as tam that no removals should b
i'll made without specifying the caus
he that this power is extremel'
.es limited. 1t is expected that tn
ier President will be finally ealle'
rs upon to settle the CONT oversy.
lr- Despite the carping criticism o
'or few malcontcnts, the Interna
tional Medical Congress, whic
has just adjourned to meet i
Berlin two years hence, has bee
great successfully realizin,
the expectations Of its protector
~ and comforting lasting blessing
pl- and benefits upon mankind in th
ia rapid strides made in scientifi
Ihe development and the improve
~, treatment Of diseases,
,cr A true gentleman will ney'
,on perm I himself to be out done
lul p9lIteness, nor will he ever allo
~ his bearing to betray his superb
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